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(Q1368772)

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Ayala-Aiara

municipality in Álava, Spain

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Statements

native label
Aiara (Basque)
start time
12 February 1997
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stated in
Euskaltzaindia
Ayala (Spanish)
start time
22 April 1989
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stated in
Euskaltzaindia
demonym
ayalés (Spanish)
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aiarar (Basque)
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stated in
Euskaltzaindia
capital
Arespalditza
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coordinate location

Map

43°4'36"N, 3°4'44"W
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OpenStreetMap
population
contains the administrative territorial entity
Aguíñiga
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Añes
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Arespalditza
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Beotegi
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Erbi (Aiara)
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Erretes Lanteno
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Izoria
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Quejana/Kexaa
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Llanteno
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Lejarzo/Lexartzu
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Luiaondo
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Luxo
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Madaria
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Maroño
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Menagarai
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Menoio
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Olabezar
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Costera
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Oceca
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Salmantón
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Soxo
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Zuhatza (Aiara)
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shares border with
Artziniega
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Gordexola
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Okondo
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Laudio/Llodio
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Orozko
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Amurrio
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Orduña-Urduña
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Valle de Losa
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Valle de Mena
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area
140.90 square kilometre
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imported from Wikimedia project
Spanish Wikipedia
location map
Karte Gemeinde Ayala 2022.png
3,000 × 2,766; 1.19 MB
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Commons category
Ayala-Aiara
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Identifiers

FactGrid item ID
Q344324
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INSPIRE ID
ES.IGN.BDDAE.34160101010
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stated in
Límites municipales, provinciales y autonómicos
retrieved
30 July 2021
 
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